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38 OXFORD HEALTH PLANS (OXHP): DAILY BULLISH AB=CD . ©iiaCharts.com llllllliniiiliiii 20 19 IS 1? 16 15 14 This ideal AB=CD occurs frequently in many stocks, although it is an incredibly simplistic pattern. It is important to recognize the significance of the AB=CD pattem, because it will get you to "buy low and sell high." Lets look at another example. The following chart of Procter and Gamble is a great example of an almost exact AB=CD. The stock sold off sharply during the summer of 1998, as it lost over 25% ofits value within a few months. However, the price action was quite harmonic.
The stock sold off from its high in July at 94 (pt. A) to a low in the beginning of August at 75 5/8 (pt. B), forming the AB leg. Procter and Gamble bounced a bit and then reversed after slighdy exceeding the .382 retracement of the AB leg. Projecting an equivalent leg down from point indicated that the exact AB=CD pattem would complete around 65. PROCTEMGAMBLE (PG): DAILY BULUSH AB=CD 100 95 90 85 80 10.0 Feb Har Although there were not any primary Fibonacci projections converging exactly in this area, the 2.24 of was calculated at 66. This is a good example ofthe secondary Fibonacci numbers complementing a clear pattem. So, when the stock sold off into this area, you should have been
paying close attention for a potential buying opportunity. I have included the following enlarged chart that clearly shows how the stock bounced off this potential reversal zone. PROCTER&GAMBLE (PG): DAILY BULLISH AB=CD r PRICE ACTION IN THE POTENTIAL REVERSAL ZONE 2.24BC @ 66 AB=CD @ 65 yolUKie eBlsChai-ti.cohi uUliiil 86 84 S2 80 78 76 74 72 70 6B 66 64 6 4 2 24 26 28 Sep 3 8 10 U 16 18 22 24 28 SOOct 5 7 9 13 15 The price action was quite strong on the day Procter & Gamble hit this area, especially since the stock gapped down and possessed an extreme price range. Despite these waming signs, the stock reversed just shy of the exact AB=CD completion point. The AB=CD completed at 65 1/8, and the stock reversed at 65 1/4. As far as I am concemed, an 1/8 of a point shy is essentially an exact AB=CD. Even if you missed the opportunity on this day because you were waiting for the exact AB=CD to complete, the reversal provided clear signals of a reversal. Within a week after the reversal, the stock headed higher. This resulted in a significant profit, as PG rallied over 25 points during the next three months.
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